Lecture

Bragg's law: Transmission Microscopy

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Description

This lecture covers Bragg's law as applied to Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM), explaining the relationship between the wavelength of the electron beam, the crystal lattice spacing, and the angle of diffraction. The instructor discusses the mathematical formula of Bragg's law and its significance in determining the crystal structure in TEM images.

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